Chile Approves Battery Storage Projects for Carbon Credits under Agreement with Switzerland
Chile has approved two battery energy storage system (BESS) projects to generate and sell carbon credits through a bilateral agreement with Switzerland. The Article 6 National Committee granted approval for these projects, which aim to optimize renewable energy integration and reduce fossil fuel use. The agreement is among the first in Latin America to implement Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, facilitating the transfer of emission reduction credits while ensuring environmental integrity. The projects mobilize over $1 billion in investments for emission reduction initiatives.
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Chile's Article 6 National Committee has approved two battery energy storage system (BESS) projects to generate and sell carbon credits under a bilateral agreement with Switzerland. These projects will optimize renewable energy integration and reduce fossil fuel use during peak hours.
The approval covers additional projects focused on electric mobility and energy efficiency. This agreement, one of the first in Latin America implementing Article 6 of the Paris Agreement, allows for credit transfers while ensuring climate goals are supported. The initiative mobilizes over $1 billion for domestic emission reduction efforts.
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